Fritts

Fritts is a surname of likely Germanic origin. Its specific etymology is debated, but some researchers believe it could be derived from a diminutive form of names containing the element "frid," meaning "peace" or "protection." Alternatively, it might originate from a topographic name relating to a type of woodland or agricultural land.

The surname is found in various countries, including the United States, Germany, and possibly other regions with Germanic historical influence. In some instances, the surname's spelling might vary slightly (e.g., Frits, Fritze) depending on regional dialects and orthographic conventions.

Historical records containing the surname Fritts can potentially provide genealogists and researchers with information about the geographic distribution of families bearing the name, their historical occupations, and migration patterns.